What underwear may do, annoyingly What underwear may do, annoyingly Words near a blank Words on a sticky note attached to a contract Words of endorsement Words next to a dotted line Words next to an X Words next to a dotted line Words next to an X Welcomed Welcomed at the door Welcomed Welcomed at the door Washing machine phase graphically shown in this puzzle's circles Washer phase Washer action ... or a hint to four consecutive letters inside 18-, 23-, 38- and 49-Across Words on a washer Washer action ... or a hint to four consecutive letters inside 18-, 23-, 38- and 49-Across Washing machine feature shown graphically in this puzzle's circles Washing machine feature shown graphically in this puzzle's circles Writer's roller Walking papers With 12-Down, eager, in dialect With 12-Down, eager, in dialect Word before "to go" Word after 23 Word with 23 Word after "23" Weight-watcher-friendly Weight-watcher friendly Watchword for certain losers? Weight-watcher-friendly Weather forecaster What 1-Down is What a Monday holiday may give an employee Wicket-keeper, for one Winner-__ Winner ___. "Winner ___" "Winner ___," 1975 film Winner _____ Winner ____ Without luxury What TV emcees read Would this make this easier if my lips move? Without change. Weapons Weapons poorly positioned in vessel carrying vital supply Wickedness. Wickedness Wickedness Words set in stone? Writing on a tombstone Wish that a short hairdo looks good? Wish that a short hairdo looks good? Words carved in stone? Words carved in stone? Words carved in stone? Words in stone Words written in memory of the dead What covers stone over a plot's head? What may be on stone heap abandoned outside mine Words on a tombstone Wearable Italian export Waxed poetic. Water pipes Wrote a limerick, for instance What the linesman did scattered my herd What boy did with toy? Wrote a limerick, for example Went on the road Went by car: Colloq. Went by car Went by car Went by roadster, say Went by car Wears thin Wears thin Wears off Wonder-workers? Walkers on hot coals "Wait a minute ..." "Wait a sec!" "Wait a minute ..." "Wait just a sec" 'Wait a minute ...' 'Wait just a sec' _____ war (fought) Wise guys. Where Syracuse is a port Wooer, perhaps Warbling Romeo. With "The," book after Ecclesiastes With "The," book after Ecclesiastes Washington wore one Washington's hairpiece Went at it Went at it Went at it Weight-triggered danger Was CEO horribly sour and spiteful? Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall or rapid Waterfall Walking. Work done on the convertible? Where Einstein worked out relativity Where Einstein developed relativity Where Axis war news often comes from. Where Jungfrau is. Where 11 Down was a patent clerk Where ''Swiss Family Robinson'' was written William S. Burroughs novel William S. Burroughs novel (and this puzzle's theme) William Burroughs classic Whirling lady? *Wealthy executive's plane Wing Winter warmers Winter warmers Warns on the road Warns on the road Warns from the driver’s seat Was revolting Was revolting Was revolting What icicles do in the sun What ice may do What stars do What stars do What's revealed by connecting the special squares in this puzzle in order Weapon sought by Voldemort Where, according to British culture, it’s “grim” ____ won 21 grand slam titles with Martina Navratilova Whodunit theme. What Columbo investigated Wedding chapel VIPs Wisconsin hoopsters Weekend college event Weekend college event What someone in a bank job manages? 'Wow!' ... and a hint to both halves of the answers to the starred clues Writer of 154 sonnets, at least 37 plays William who wrote "Passionate Pilgrim." Writer of at least 154 sonnets Will providing us with a rich inheritance Wet-dry machines Wet-dry machines, briefly Wet-dry machines Where a lot of filing occurs Where they wait on you hand and foot? Watch in disbelief Watch with astonishment Watch wide-eyed Watch in awe Watch in disbelief Watch with astonishment Watch with awe Watch with amazement Watch with open mouth Watch in astonishment Watch in disbelief Watch in astonishment Watch in disbelief Watch in astonishment Walter Alston's bailiwick. What may get docked, perhaps, cut short What wags cut short? Without cracking a smile With seriousness Without frivolity With gravity Wild organisation ruled the roost Where you might find some message in a bottle over the hill Worked in kitchen, being past it Wing feather. Wing of a bird Where to order bluepoints Where to get bluepoints Went on a diet Watercourses in deserts Will never hear the end of it, as size and appeal is new and not the in-thing What makes one ache, haggard -- blooming marathon! What theatre seats do. Went with the likeliest case Whitewashes Whitewashes. Whitewashes Whitewashes Where to buy a painting Where to check for prints? Where prints may be picked up Where to buy prints Where to buy prints Who and What, e.g. Who, What and I Don't Know, in Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First?" routine Wassail group Writer W.E.B. Where movie actors rehearse Southern accents? Where movie actors rehearse Southern accents? Wheeze's cousin Wheeze's kin Wheezing sound Wheezy chest sound Wheezy chest sound War Room planner Well in the past Well in the past Well in the past Well in the past Well in the past Well in the past Whopped on the head Whopped on the head Ward of Cedric the Saxon. Wife of Ivanhoe. William B. Wilson was its first head Where to find an obstetrician? What OSHA is part of Wanted badly Wanted badly Wanted badly Wilcox's 1970s costar Window sticker 'What more can --?' Words of contempt What homonyms and antonyms are What some losers suffer World Series organizer With 113-Down, precipitously Watchers in secret. Watchers. Watchful ones Watchers in secret Words before once or sea With 113-Down, precipitously With 113-Down, precipitously With 58 Down, a long shot Words often heard before a large number With 58 Down, a long shot Words often heard before a large number Words often starting a long shot Willie Nelson "___ a Row" Words before a million Words often starting a long shot With a #2, say With a #2, say With a #2, say